Leaders
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CEO Remuneration in the Industrial Goods Sector
Industrial Goods Sector This sector saw a major upturn in base remuneration for all the CEOs of the various companies.…
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CEO Remuneration in the Consumer Goods sector
One notable occurrence within this sector in 2021 is that although there were minimal changes in the company’s CEOs,…
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Top Earning Female CEOs in Nigeria and the Question of Board Diversity
Gender Equity and Corporate Compensation– Sizing-Up Women’s C-Suite Pockets Globally, Women’s advancement into top management positions accelerated in 2021 as…
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The Next Five Highest Remunerated CEOs
Ebenezer Onyeagwu Ebenezer Onyeagwu’s base salary increased by +6.96% while his total compensation increased by +21.16% between 2020 and 2021. The increase…
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CEO Remuneration in an Inflationary Era
“Amid decades-high inflation, workers’ wages are failing to keep pace with the rise in everyday expenses, but CEOs have not…
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EFCC begins probe of controversial $5.8bn Mambilla Hydro Electric Power project award 
The controversial Mambilla Hydro Electric Power project which has defied every known solution, has come to the fore again with…
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Power: Senate to grill minister over N147bn projects
The Senate Committee on Power has summoned Minister of Finance, Zainab Ahmed, over N147 billion included in the capital project…
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Ecobank Fintech Breakfast Series 2.0 will Focus on “Strengthening the Ecosystem” – Babajide Sipe
Ecobank Nigeria, member of the leading Pan-African banking group, Ecobank Transnational Incorporated (ETI), has announced that arrangements have been concluded to host the second edition of the…
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FG owes contractors over N11tn, says Fashola
The Federal Government owes contractors about N11.16tn for the construction of various highways across the country and certificates of completion.…
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HEATED CONTROVERSY OVER INFLATION
Most governments now accept that low inflation is essential for sustainable growth, and not, as was once thought , an…
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